Some people say that the two images of loneliness and loneliness come from Zhouyi.

Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night. (Untitled by Li Shangyin) Spring Silkworm and Candle Torch symbolize the persistent pursuit of love and career.

(2) Looking back suddenly, the man was there, dimly lit. (Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan) "That man" is a lonely and beautiful woman in the poem, which symbolizes the political ideal pursued by the poet and also symbolizes the highest realm of life and scholarship.

(3) Hanging sparse trees when there is no moon will make people very quiet from the beginning. Who saw you alone, Hong Ying. At night, it suddenly becomes afraid, suddenly flies and comes back frequently, but no one always understands its infinite inner feelings. It kept wandering among the cold branches, but refused to perch on any tree, and finally landed alone on the cold shoal. (Su Shi's Yan Yong) It's not just sandbanks and tung branches that are cold. The words "Lonely Hong" and "Youren" are metaphorical, and there are many symbolic Chinese versions, such as lovelorn, self-abandonment, political frustration, and giving up one's official career, which can be described as "high-minded". Especially for the latter, the images of "solitude" and "recluse" come from "gradual divination" and "stepping on divination" in the Book of Changes respectively. The use of these two cultural images reflects Su Shi's desire to live in seclusion and avoid disaster after suffering a great political blow.